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Old 04-24-2011, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by A90
Here in the Netherlands you pay about 160k euro for a stock M5 model 2010. With some options about 180k which is about 260k dollar at current rate.

So not half a mil but a quarter

Yikes!.....God bless America!
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Originally Posted by A90
Here in the Netherlands you pay about 160k euro for a stock M5 model 2010. With some options about 180k which is about 260k dollar at current rate.

So not half a mil but a quarter
Our friends over the pond do have it good!

Funk me....that's ~£147,000 here in the UK.

That's V10 Aston Martin territory! What are Spyker C8 Laviolette's and other stable mates fetching? Here in the UK, I've only ever seen one Spyker in the flesh and it was sweet.
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Wow john guess your waiting for the F10 huh? I'm sticking to my guns and staying with the E60 for at least 2 years lol
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I test drove the f10 550 sport (in sport+ mode too) and had the car to myself. I beat on it pretty hard and just wasnt satisfied. Yes, sure, it had all the new bells and whistles, but thats not what i care about. The car is refined and luxurious, but is missing a very key element for a current M owner -- it's not raw and thats what i love about an M. Theres a big difference, which is why its hard to go backwards, once you go to an m. I returned the keys and car to my dealer, hopped back in my m5 and had the best smile on my face on my way home. The 550 was to be a temporary solution until the new m5 came out, but i decided the bett choice was to buy my current m5 out instead. It was the right choice and even my dealer said the same thing. The hard part for me is that nothing will ever satisfy me unless its an M from now on. I cant go backwards.
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Originally Posted by John@Motorcepts
MY GOD! I just priced a brand new 550i with MSport package. Base price $60K and with what I wanted is $87K. That's crazy!!
Yep, my spec'd car came to the same msrp, but i got it at invoice, which was much cheaper. Didnt matter though -- i didnt like the car. Lol!
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I test drove the f10 550 sport (in sport+ mode too) and had the car to myself. I beat on it pretty hard and just wasnt satisfied. Yes, sure, it had all the new bells and whistles, but thats not what i care about. The car is refined and luxurious, but is missing a very key element for a current M owner -- it's not raw and thats what i love about an M. Theres a big difference, which is why its hard to go backwards, once you go to an m. I returned the keys and car to my dealer, hopped back in my m5 and had the best smile on my face on my way home. The 550 was to be a temporary solution until the new m5 came out, but i decided the bett choice was to buy my current m5 out instead. It was the right choice and even my dealer said the same thing. The hard part for me is that nothing will ever satisfy me unless its an M from now on. I cant go backwards.
Well, it's silly to think that a regular BMW model line car will perform anything close to a M. (If it did, BMW is definately in real trouble). You don't even need a test-drive to figure that out.

If you wanted raw performance, you should've gone with a CTS-V (more power for less money) or a E63 AMG or even a Nissan GT-R. (There's nothing on the planet right now that can out-perform a GT-R Premiuim for less than $100K).
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Originally Posted by C's Bimmer
The hard part for me is that nothing will ever satisfy me unless its an M from now on.
PANAMERA!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Petes550i
$64K for a 550xi? If so, then that must be a stripped-down car with almost no options. (or a demo). I very much doubt you could buy a new car on a dealers lot nowdays with almost no options.
is loaded... I dont see why he would say 64K if it wasn't the truth. The car had 7 miles when he got it
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Originally Posted by Ellicit
is loaded... I dont see why he would say 64K if it wasn't the truth. The car had 7 miles when he got it

$62.5K is the base price of a F10 550Xi (with no options). You could go to BMWUSA.com and see for yourself. There is no way a loaded, brand new 550Xi can come out to $64K...more like $80K+.....so yeah, he either lied to you or wasn't talking about the right car.
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Originally Posted by Ellicit
I know someone who paid -1000 from the invoice... 64K did he get a deal?
Where are you getting 64k from? Did John say he got the car for 64k? I must have missed that, but it's highly unlikely that he did get the car for that price.

Anyway, invoice for the 550 is roughly 8k under MSRP, give or take a few bucks, depending on options chosen. My 550 priced out around 75k at invoice. Build price was in the 83k range. Unfortunately, the 20" 312's can't be residualized on a lease. I would have been close to 90K MSRP if I wanted those wheels.


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